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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1917
Page
3
In a chaotic June report from ISAT Beotlind, shepherds corral flocks from Hilikider to whedders amid vile weather. Owners toil off on Bilis day, sorting by hand and milk quality while Americans export large sums to Olympus, highlighting oddities in a period journalism tone.
John Dunning reports Hermiston area improvements on the Maxwell farm owned by George Elliinon with alfalfa land and proposed modern bungalow. Jetted accounts cover Stanfield breeders, Weston mill upgrade to flour plant, a large Holstein herd for dairy, a single piece pole in Weeton, watermelon melon and cantaloupe expansion by F M Gillwite, and farm improvements including new buildings and irrigation projects across Hermiston.
The department of agriculture outlines practical home canning and drying for wartime food preservation. It details three drying methods including sun drying, artificial heat, and air blast drying, with tray designs, material specs, and step by step preparation for vegetables to retain moisture balance and prevent spoilage for months.
A vintage beauty guide describes making a lemon-based cold cream lotion. Combine two fresh lemons with a pint of ordinary cold cream, strain, mix with three ounces of white wax and three ounces of lemon juice, heat and bottle. Apply to neck face and hands to whiten and brighten skin. Daily use suggested through months for smoother tone and enhanced texture.
Umatilla county leaders urge vegetable canning and drying to conserve home crops for winter. Extension agents and F.F. Mostrell promote canning clubs, with efforts to commercialize the work and supply canning jars at cost for those aiming to market produce.
June farming operations in the Canal Zone extend from Atlantic to Pacific as a military move to prepare the isthmus for siege. The United States government expands garden plantations and poultry stocks on up to 40,000 acres, with thousands of fowls and other stock already on private and public lands. The program aims to harness available land while balancing defense, forcing many private farms to yield to government plans.
Fragmentary OCR describes members of the Women Liberty League Committee handling bond sales in the eastern territory. It mentions consent, term limits, and an excerpt obtained by the district secretary, with unclear specifics about prices or dates.
A letter to Mr. Fabtor describes severe kidney and back pain and relief after taking a tablet of Anuric. The writer claims rapid recovery, inability to pay enough, and praises Dr. Pierce’s Family Medicine for curing urinary troubles. The text promotes Agaric and related remedies with pricing details.
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